Wildlife officials think through and reconsider the plan to trap and coyotes living in a burned out home and decide they can just raze the ruins and chase the coyotes back into the brush. Once again, it appears the initial plan did not take into account the wholly predictable public backlash (or the L.A. media's obsession with anything animal.)
More by Kevin Roderick:
Ralph Lawler of the Clippers and the age of AquariusRiding the Expo Line to USC 'just magical'
Last bastion of free parking? Loyola Marymount to charge students
Matt Kemp, Dodgers and Kings start big weekend the right way
LA Times writers revisit their '92 riots observations
Recent Fauna stories on LA Observed:
Mountain lion killed in Sunland by state wardenHey, take a gander at this: geese in traffic on the 110 *
OR7 wanders back into California
California's lone wolf returns to Oregon
Bert Bonnett, horseman was 101
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